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R2 - R3

R2 - R3

The following replaces HCO Buleetin of August 22, 1962 which is cancelled from all check

The following replaces HCO Buleetin of August 22, 1962 which is cancelled from all check

lists.

lists.

ROUTINE 3-M
GOAL FINDING BY METHOD B

ROUTINE 3-M
GOAL FINDING BY METHOD B

(Information taken from HCO Bulletin of August 22, 1962)(Information taken from HCO Bulletin of August 22, 1962)

If your pc has a Rockslamming or Rocket Reading Oppterm anywhere on his line plot, you can list goals on the following 10 questions.

If your pc has a Rockslamming or Rocket Reading Oppterm anywhere on his line plot, you can list goals on the following 10 questions.

Be sure that the item is now RSing or RRing and that the item is proven an oppterm by actual test.

Be sure that the item is now RSing or RRing and that the item is proven an oppterm by actual test.

METHOD B LISTING QUESTIONS

METHOD B LISTING QUESTIONS

What goal might you have -

What goal might you have -

  1. That would be an overt against (item)?
  1. That would be an overt against (item)?
  • That (item) would consider impossible?
  • That (item) would consider impossible?
  • That (item) might consider was an overt?
  • That (item) might consider was an overt?
  • That (item) would consider undesirable (also - for itself or themselves)?
  • That (item) would consider undesirable (also - for itself or themselves)?
  • That (item) would prevent you from doing?
  • That (item) would prevent you from doing?
  • That would be impossible to achieve if you were (item or part of item)?
  • That would be impossible to achieve if you were (item or part of item)?
  • That would be impossible if (item) were you?
  • That would be impossible if (item) were you?
  • That couldn’t be achieved because (item) acted as a barrier?
  • That couldn’t be achieved because (item) acted as a barrier?
  • That (item) would make too difficult?
  • That (item) would make too difficult?
  • (Simply) What goal might you have?
  • (Simply) What goal might you have?

    • Complete List One to at least 50 goals past a still TA and the last RS or RR. List each of the other questions in turn. Lists Two through Ten can be continued as long as the pc lists easily on each one.

    Complete List One to at least 50 goals past a still TA and the last RS or RR. List each of the other questions in turn. Lists Two through Ten can be continued as long as the pc lists easily on each one.

    Be sure to note TA position, RS and RR. Clear each question with pc before listing on it.

    Be sure to note TA position, RS and RR. Clear each question with pc before listing on it.

    ASSESSMENT

    ASSESSMENT

    Tiger Drill the RRing goals on List Six above first, being careful of Suppress, working it over hard.

    Tiger Drill the RRing goals on List Six above first, being careful of Suppress, working it over hard.

    If the goal is not on List Six, use List Five. If not on Five, go over List Four. If not on List Four, Tiger Drill the RRing goals on the remaining Lists One through Ten.

    If the goal is not on List Six, use List Five. If not on Five, go over List Four. If not on List Four, Tiger Drill the RRing goals on the remaining Lists One through Ten.

    The pc will probably know his goal. Or his goal will recur on several of the Lists. It is most likely that the first RRing goal on List Six will be it.

    The pc will probably know his goal. Or his goal will recur on several of the Lists. It is most likely that the first RRing goal on List Six will be it.

    The goal must be checked out by a Class IV auditor before it can be listed.

    The goal must be checked out by a Class IV auditor before it can be listed.

    L. RON HUBBARD
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